The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-11

Haymarket bomb SZSfNSSSI&WM
horror OF May 4. 1886, II s~Z NF
are August Spies, Al SV)%
bert r. Parsons, Geo.
Engel. and Adolph Loup Inoa
Fischer. while the two whose sentences are
committed to life imprisonment are Samuel
Fielden and Michael schwab. Such is the final
decision OF Gov. Oglesby, from which there 10
no appeal.
The news OF the Governors decision reached
the street about P. NJ. and found Q city full
Of people in feverish expectancy. Not o rioh
man sat down to his o'clock dinner tonight
and not q laboring man Joined his family at
the frugal meal which marks the end Of days
work, but wondered as he ate what was to DO
the fate Of tho six condemned men. ALI day
long people had talked and thought Of nothing
else. The influence Of the sinister situation
was visible In every department of human 40
ton. Never, since the riots Of July. 1877, or
the great fire Of October. 1871, has Chicago
been so absorbed In the consideration Of .
single topic.
As the newsboys appeared on the streets with
the evening extras announcing the Governors
action. every corner In the central portions OF
the city was thronged with people whose sole
errand was to learn the news. Many thousands
Of the newspapers were bought at double the
usual prices, and before O'Clock tho thrilling
intelligence 80 eagerly awaited had become
very widely known. The theatres were almost
wholly deserted. The billiard tournament
opened the evenings play to scarcely moro
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Tho sboriY xaa ahsant at tba rnomant Int
was onickly Summoned IN h,a once His f,rst
action was IN driva ranid,v IN the countv All
and or,iar extra nrecantions IN tho guarding
of the tour doomed man each of whom Vac A.
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sherin dacided to remove Fielden and schvab
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be of minor consequence.
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the transfer of all the nrisoners to tho cells thev
had occnnied nrevious IN last snndav,s bomh
discovery IN Ifnaos call An we're carefully
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